Games that play in your browser — phone or desktop.

Games tagged “adventure”

304 hand-picked web games, playable right here — no downloads, no accounts, no ads. Most work on a phone; the ones marked Desktop want a keyboard and mouse. Everything older than the touchscreen lives in the Flash archive.

Show: All 304 · Plays on a phone (273) · Needs a keyboard (31)

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Wanderer: Lanternbound The valley's route lanterns have gone dark. Carry Wren's strange lantern through six regions and five dungeons, gather companions and relight the valley.
Dante A little red devil delivers thirteen lost souls to the eighth circle of hell, through a campy, procedurally-shaded 3D underworld built to fit in 13 kilobytes.
Musa's Quest A point-and-click medieval adventure with beautiful flat-vector art, judged 12th of the entire js13k 2023 field for graphics — tap to advance dialogue, tap the right character to interact.
Roomba Quest A short, deadpan-funny Bitsy game where you play a robot vacuum wandering an office, narrating the dust and debris it finds — confirmed working by swipe on phone and by keyboard on desktop.
Soyuz 404 A pocket-sized, wordless-but-witty space adventure where you explore a stricken spacecraft by pressing and holding, told entirely in flat vector silhouettes.
Swimming with Sharks A short, funny murder-mystery point-and-click adventure on a boat, judged 10th of the entire js13k 2022 field for gameplay — tap a suspect or object to investigate, confirmed working directly.
The Sunshine Policy The fields are dying, the rain mill has stopped, and the minister has excellent weather. Something doesn't add up.
Under a Star Called Sun A striking, atmospheric Bitsy narrative piece about grief and light, featured by LIMINAL magazine's GLITCH series — confirmed to control correctly by touch and keyboard alike.
WitchcatDesktop The seasons are in chaos and your black cats are gone. Bend winter, summer, fall and spring to your will and bring them home.
you are dough A tiny, warm Bitsy game about being a ball of bread dough on a kitchen counter — confirmed working by swipe on phone (with real item pickups, not just cosmetic movement) and by keyboard on desktop.